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Biotechnology has thrived in regions where clusters have either evolved naturally as in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and San Francisco- San Diego in California, or have been largely policy-driven as in Biopolis, Singapore and Cambridge, UK.

India's Biotech Messiah 2011

That cooling is in part policy-driven, as central banks have tightened to prevent overheating, and in part because of deteriorating economic conditions in the West, the top destination for many Asian exports.

IMF Cuts Growth Forecast Ian Talley 2011

The Tea Party is not a political party, but it has become a true grass-roots, policy-driven force in American politics.

Tea Partyers: No 2012 endorsement but plenty to say 2011

Rosenberg and Bolstad is that Honda didn't see this policy-driven demand spike coming.

Kicking Hybrid Cars Out of the Fast Lane Joseph B. White 2011

Instead, he framed his candidacy as a throwback to a time when political discourse was less coarse and more policy-driven, implicitly criticizing conservatives who have challenged the legitimacy of Mr. Obama's presidency.

Soft-Spoken Huntsman Enters the GOP Race Jonathan Weisman 2011

The run-up to today's election has been policy-driven: Democrats are likely to lose their strong majorities because of the policies of President Obama and his congressional allies on spending, the deficit, the national debt and health care.

Democrats Can't Blame the Economy Fred Barnes 2010

The issue of workplace equality for LGBTs, he argues, is personality-driven, not policy-driven.

To Be Gay In Indian Business 2011

Biotechnology has thrived in regions where clusters have either evolved naturally as in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and San Francisco- San Diego in California, or have been largely policy-driven as in Biopolis, Singapore and Cambridge, UK.

India's Biotech Messiah 2011

The issue of workplace equality for LGBTs, he argues, is personality-driven, not policy-driven.

To Be Gay In Indian Business 2011

That cooling is in part policy-driven, as central banks have tightened to prevent overheating, and in part due to deteriorating economic conditions in the West, the top destination for many Asian exports.

IMF Trims Forecasts for Asia, Urges Stronger Currencies Martin Vaughan 2011